Determinants of Mortality among Cervical Cancer Patients Attending in Tikur Anbessa Specialized Hospital, Ethiopia: Institutional-Based Retrospective Study

Table 1

Sociodemographic characteristics of cervical cancer patients and mortality related to these characteristics in TASH.

Variables	Category	Response	Mortality
			Yes	No
		N (%)	N (%)	N (%)
Age	<30	92 (8.70)	7 (7.61)	85 (92.39)
	30–49	219 (20.72)	36 (16.44)	183 (83.56)
	41–49	262 (24.79)	70 (26.72)	192 (73.28)
	50–59	245 (23.18)	91 (37.14)	154 (62.86)
	≥60	239 (22.61)	105 (43.93)	134 (56.07)
Residence	Urban	614 (58.09)	176 (28.66)	438 (71.34)
	Rural	443 (41.91)	133 (30.02)	310 (69.98)
Region	Amhara	281 (26.58)	94 (33.45)	187 (66.55)
	Oromia	341 (32.26)	97 (28.45)	244 (71.55)
	Tigray	30 (2.84)	10 (33.33)	20 (66.67)
	SNNP	95 (8.99)	33 (34.74)	62 (65.26)
	Addis Ababa	280 (26.49)	68 (24.29)	212 (75.71)
	Others	30 (2.84)	7 (23.33)	23 (76.67)
Occupation	Unemployed	905 (85.62)	275 (30.39)	630 (69.61)
	Employed	152 (14.38)	34 (22.37)	118 (77.63)
Marital status	Single	392 (37.09)	111 (28.32)	281 (71.68)
	Married	665 (62.91)	198 (29.77)	467 (70.23)
Substance	User	182 (17.22)	97 (53.30)	85 (46.70)
	Nonuser	875 (82.78)	212 (24.23)	663 (75.77)
Children	None	40 (3.78)	34 (85.00)	16 (15.00)
	One	69 (6.53)	24 (34.78)	45 (65.22)
	Two	147 (13.91)	49 (33.33)	98 (66.67)
	Three	361 (34.1)	122 (33.80)	239 (66.20)
	More than 3	440 (41.63)	108 (24.55)	332 (75.45)